Write a Book…Become a Social Media Rock Star
Write a Book, Become a Social Media Rock Star, and Sell Lots of Books!
Are you looking for new ways to become the life of the party, gain a lot of attention, and be more relevant in the world of social media? Writing a book is the best place to begin. There are many benefits of writing books that dive deeper than the social media front, but your decision to write a book can definitely give your social media presence a massive boost. Here’s what you need to do.
Writing a Book Establishes You as an Expert; Use that to Your Advantage
By the time you finish doing all the research and study required to write a book that is informative and compelling, you will be an expert on the topic. Followers understand the effort that goes into researching and writing a book and that is attractive to them and will attract them to your social media postings where they can learn even more from your insights.
You Get to Publicize Your Book with Fun Social Media Events
Have you ever noticed how the public hangs on every word, every style tip, favorite lipstick shade, and fashion choice of famous socialites like Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton? Everyone likes to be around someone who is the life of the party. It attracts them to you and has them hanging on your every word.
As an author, you have the opportunity to become the life of the party in your industry leading up to the official launch of your book. Build excitement with pre-launch parties and events plus celebrate post-launch milestones as well. Your followers will adore you for it. Plus, they will share the love by inviting their friends to follow you as well.
Keep the Messages Going Even After Your Launch
Don’t allow the momentum of your book launch die in a post-launch slump. Even if you plan to take a break for a few days following the main event, make sure you have social media messages lined up and ready to go during your downtime. Try to spend a few hours a day, though, reading through comments and responding to your followers to keep interest in you and your book lively.
Respond Directly to Your Followers
